Faversham station is located on the former South Eastern and Chatham main line from London to the Kent coast. It was where the routes to Margate and Dover via Canterbury East diverged, with a branch to Faversham Creek on the banks of the Thames estuary.
Two timetables (1955 and 1983 weekday) have been included to allow for a variety of train working scenarios. The 1955 steam-era timetable has 353 trains and the 1983 post-electrification timetable has 285 trains. Both include passenger and freight and cover a full 24 hours .
This simulation is based on the signalling provided in the 1950's but with colour lights used instead of semaphores in order to simplify the methods of working.
Faversham station is located on the former South Eastern and Chatham main line from London to the Kent coast. It was where the routes to Margate and Dover via Canterbury East diverged, with a branch to Faversham Creek on the banks of the Thames estuary.